mexxmoney:


You must be the dumbest person I've ever met if you can't recognise a typographical error

Typographical error are error in English like misuse of tenses, you hold on to others errors but ignores yours. Hypocrites!!!

fergie001:

Chai,this your English can make foes turn friends oooo

hahahahahh I don throw my phone for inside oha soup

Eastwalk:
Bleep!!! semi literate is the correct script, which dictionary did you get ur sem literate. He only misused a tense, which is a common error.

it's one word. Semiliterate

ginggerxy:
hahahahahh I don throw my phone for inside oha soup

Hahaha,abeg pick am ooooo,economy hard now oooo

zealblinks:
It's only semi illiterate that support this agitation. They should have invest their time on something good not this meaningless agitation.

What exactly have you benefited from one Nigeria and what do you aim to achieve?

fergie001:

Hahaha,abeg pick am ooooo,economy hard now oooo

bro I pick am even lick the soup wey rob am sef

NothingDoMe:
Better than Afonja traitors.

you mean cowards?

Eastwalk:
Typographical error are error in English like misuse of tenses, you hold on to others errors but ignores yours. Hypocrites!!!

Nope,typos are not errors of English language. typographical errors occur when one knows the correct words or phrases to use but mistypes it in error. Grammatical errors occur when one does not actually know the right words or phrases to use in a given situation and hence types or says something that is totally wrong or meaningless. Huge difference

NothingDoMe:
Bros you are talking to yourself oooooooo. Hahahahahahaha

MA guy, I think say na only me see am. Lol

It's not your headache, there are many other people you can warn certainly not IPOB. #Remove the plank in your eyes before you can remove the stick in my eye. A word is enough for the wise!!
Mind your business, ndi osu imi

imanicah:
Most Igbo's are unreasonable.
You can see their stupidity being display publicly
by their comments. just scroll down and read
Igbo's comments. bunches of IDIOT'S .

I will bet, you didn't pass FSLC.

ginggerxy:
bro I pick am even lick the soup wey rob am sef

Hahahahaha,u and Oha soup ehn,but Achara soup is sweeter nah

zealblinks:
It's only semi illiterate that support this agitation. They should have invest their time on something good not this meaningless agitation.

Unity beggar!!! You call them semi illiterate and their agitation baseless because they refuse to stay with you in this contraption.

People who are saying that no one was forced to stay at home are very funny. Go out on that day and you'll see how people will intimidate you. There was one that was organised and people who opened shops were intimidated and their wares were ransacked. The 3 million Igbos killed in the war should and must be remembered but it should not be done like an order, it should be solemn. You can't say you don't support the Biafra in the East in a midst of die-hard Biafra supporters and expect your body to be complete. I did, and people came for my head (Bridget95 comes to mind.) She branded me a child that could neither write nor spell. Aunty, I greet you o.

a complete quack lawyer looking for publicity . we no ''sen'' you. bargar.IPOD asked its members to stay at home. what is your own. ipob never force anybody. those that will come to harass you on the road , if they are our members they ought to stay at home. so ugochukwu or whatever your name is just remain silent. we dont know of your existence and even the zoo you wish to pleasedid not ''sen'' you

Biafra will never come I bet u
#foolsrepublic

Youngadvocate:
An Abuja-based renowned Lawyer and Human rights activist, Osuagwu Ugochukwu, over the weekend, fired warning to the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, against forcing people to sit at home on May 30 to mark the celebration of Biafra Day.

Ugochukwu also, advised IPOB and other pro-Biafra activists not to take the laws into their hands in their planned bid to force Igbos and non-Igbos to stay at home on May 30, 2017.

According to Daily Post, Ugochukwu said it was totally wrong for the group to force people who do not believe in Biafra to stay at home and stop motorist from moving in and out of eastern part of the country on May 30.

Recall, IPOB’s spokesman, Emma Powerful, had issued a statement asking its members to observe the stay at home exercise on May 30 and remember their fallen heroes.

In his reaction on Sunday, Ugochukwu warned IPOB against provoking the Nigerian government and the military, stressing that it would be better to fight for a course within the ambit of the law.

He said, “Nobody is against your belief in Biafra and nobody is saying you should not exercise your rights in promoting your Biafra ideology. But in doing so you must not breach the laws of the land.

“The call by IPOB to all markets, transport companies, schools, banks, companies, civil servants, petrol stations, okada/tricycle unions, park management, artisans, National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) and Drivers Welfare in Biafraland, to shut down on that particular day in honour and remembrance of our fallen heroes and heroines is unlawful. This is a threat to Sovereignty of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Nigerian Constitution.

“The laws of the land allow for freedom of movement and any attempt by any group including IPOB to force people from freely moving will be treated as treasonable , breach of public peace and confrontational which the Military and other security agencies would not take lightly.

“IPOB has no right to restrict movement of persons and vehicles on May 30 as it is against section 41 of the Nigerian Constitution (as amended) which provides that Every citizen of Nigeria is entitled to move freely throughout Nigeria and to reside in any part thereof, and no citizen of Nigeria shall be expelled from Nigeria or refused entry thereby or exit therefrom.”

The activist urged IPOB to follow the path of Igbo apex social cultural group, Ohaneze, which had been agitating for better deal for Ndigbo within the ambit of the law.

Nevertheless, some have criticised Ugochukwu, stating that his argument is baseless as the IPOB never forced Ndigbo to sit at home but only asked its members and other lovers of and believers in Biafra to stay-at-home to mark the celebration.

http://igbobia.com/?q=biafra-day-do-not-force-people-to-sit-at-home-it-is-illegallawyer-ugochukwu-warns-ipob-see-his-0

Make them go na,make the police and army use them do target practice.

But down there at bayelsa igbo?s dont open thier shops if ijaws celebrate boro day

Igbos:


Check well..
Na Afonja lawyer.. Lol

Because he speaks against iPod impunity you label him "charge and bail"
Wehdonsar

Osuagwu Ugochukwu ... He's even one of their blodas

edudguy:
People who are saying that no one was forced to stay at home are very funny. Go out on that day and you'll see how people will intimidate you. There was one that was organised and people who opened shops were intimidated and their wares were ransacked. The 3 million Igbos killed in the war should and must be remembered but it should not be done like an order, it should be solemn. You can't say you don't support the Biafra in the East in a midst of die-hard Biafra supporters and expect your body to be complete. I did, and people came for my head (Bridget95 comes to mind.) She branded me a child that could neither write nor spell. Aunty, I greet you o.

iF you want to appreciate how humane IPOB ve been,go to a central mosque in Kano and shout that Muhammed is a bastard and that Allah is the devil.I bet you,you will not live to tell the tale.Efulefu you are!

Section 41 seems to provide room for biafrexit as it reads : no citizen shall be expelled from nigeria, and no citizen shall be denied entry or exit therefrom. We want to exit

Eastwalk:
Typographical error are error in English like misuse of tenses, you hold on to others errors but ignores yours. Hypocrites!!!

They are not errors of language Ok. Stop arguing blindly

Sit at home？hehehe these people are first class mumu . it will b better if u people can pack out from other region than this sit at home because packing out ur loads should be d best n remain in that ur red mud curse land.

[b][/b] Did he say this when the Oba of Lagos was threathning to send the igbos to LAGOON?

zealblinks:
It's only semi illiterate that support this agitation. They should have invest their time on something good not this meaningless agitation.

No need. You sure won't get it right. And I know why, because you think you are right.

Youngadvocate:
An Abuja-based renowned Lawyer and Human rights activist, Osuagwu Ugochukwu, over the weekend, fired warning to the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, against forcing people to sit at home on May 30 to mark the celebration of Biafra Day.

Ugochukwu also, advised IPOB and other pro-Biafra activists not to take the laws into their hands in their planned bid to force Igbos and non-Igbos to stay at home on May 30, 2017.

According to Daily Post, Ugochukwu said it was totally wrong for the group to force people who do not believe in Biafra to stay at home and stop motorist from moving in and out of eastern part of the country on May 30.

Recall, IPOB’s spokesman, Emma Powerful, had issued a statement asking its members to observe the stay at home exercise on May 30 and remember their fallen heroes.

In his reaction on Sunday, Ugochukwu warned IPOB against provoking the Nigerian government and the military, stressing that it would be better to fight for a course within the ambit of the law.

He said, “Nobody is against your belief in Biafra and nobody is saying you should not exercise your rights in promoting your Biafra ideology. But in doing so you must not breach the laws of the land.

“The call by IPOB to all markets, transport companies, schools, banks, companies, civil servants, petrol stations, okada/tricycle unions, park management, artisans, National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) and Drivers Welfare in Biafraland, to shut down on that particular day in honour and remembrance of our fallen heroes and heroines is unlawful. This is a threat to Sovereignty of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Nigerian Constitution.

“The laws of the land allow for freedom of movement and any attempt by any group including IPOB to force people from freely moving will be treated as treasonable , breach of public peace and confrontational which the Military and other security agencies would not take lightly.

“IPOB has no right to restrict movement of persons and vehicles on May 30 art [b]tas it is against section 41 of the Nigerian Constitution (as amended) which provides that Every citizen of Nigeria is entitled to move freely throughout Nigeria and to reside in any phereof, and no citizen of Nigeria shall be expelled from Nigeria or refused entry thereby or exit therefrom.”
The activist urged IPOB to follow the path of Igbo apex social cultural group, Ohaneze, which had been agitating for better deal for Ndigbo within the ambit of the law.

Nevertheless, some have criticised Ugochukwu, stating that his argument is baseless as the IPOB never forced Ndigbo to sit at home but only asked its members and other lovers of and believers in Biafra to stay-at-home to mark the celebration.

http://igbobia.com/?q=biafra-day-do-not-force-people-to-sit-at-home-it-is-illegallawyer-ugochukwu-warns-ipob-see-his-0

hypocrite.
When the oba of lagos was threthning the igbos where was him?

An Abuja-based renowned Lawyer and Human rights activist, Osuagwu Ugochukwu, over the weekend, fired warning to the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, against forcing people to sit at home on May 30 to mark the celebration of Biafra Day.

Ugochukwu also, advised IPOB and other pro-Biafra activists not to take the laws into their hands in their planned bid to force Igbos and non-Igbos to stay at home on May 30, 2017.

According to Daily Post, Ugochukwu said it was totally wrong for the group to force people who do not believe in Biafra to stay at home and stop motorist from moving in and out of eastern part of the country on May 30.

gentle007:


No need. You sure won't get it right. And I know why, because you think you are right.

An Abuja-based renowned Lawyer and Human rights activist, Osuagwu Ugochukwu, over the weekend, fired warning to the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, against forcing people to sit at home on May 30 to mark the celebration of Biafra Day.

Ugochukwu also, advised IPOB and other pro-Biafra activists not to take the laws into their hands in their planned bid to force Igbos and non-Igbos to stay at home on May 30, 2017.

According to Daily Post, Ugochukwu said it was totally wrong for the group to force people who do not believe in Biafra to stay at home and stop motorist from moving in and out of eastern part of the country on May 30.